Mayo is just the latest in a line of young Orioles position players who had a tough transition to the majors.

On Tuesday, as the Orioles started a two-game series with their beltway rival, Rogers gave up five runs in five innings as the Nationals took game one 9-3.

So far, Jiménez has fit right into the Orioles’ lineup — he’s 5-for-8 in his first two starts with two RBIs.

After dropping the first two games to the Guardians, the Orioles took over the next two.

Austin Slater and Eloy Jiménez were acquired to hit left-handed pitching, and that is what they did in a 7-4 road victory.

Reliever Gregory Soto allowed four runs in his first appearance with the club, and Guardians won 8-4.

Rogers made it just 4 1/3 innings, allowing five runs as the Guardians won the opener of a four-game series.

The veteran catcher says it would prevent some of the rash of players getting hit by pitches.

Soto was a closer in Detroit, but Philadelphia didn’t have defined roles in its bullpen.

After an active trade deadline, Baltimore announced several moves to make room for recently acquired players.

When all the trade acquisitions report, the Orioles will have seven new faces in the clubhouse from their deadline haul.

In a flurry of moves before the trade deadline hit, the Orioles added two outfielders, a left-handed reliever and a utility infielder.

The day of the deadline is known for chaos. The Orioles are reportedly still searching for another starter, a high-leverage reliever and a right-handed outfielder.

The Orioles recorded three errors — two from Jordan Westburg moving over to shortstop and one from first baseman Ryan O’Hearn — and have 10 in their last eight games.

Eflin is with Baltimore now, a needed veteran starter as the Orioles try to replicate last season’s success and take it a step further.

Play was stopped for approximately 10 minutes as the team’s training staff tended to McCann and tried to stop the bleeding.

Dealing with the departure of a key member of the organizational rebuild will be a challenge for the Orioles.

Adding Eflin, 31, gives the Orioles a needed veteran starter. He has a 4.09 ERA in 19 starts this season.

The MLB trade deadline is less than a week away, and the Orioles’ needs are clear: pitching and more pitching.

Dean Kremer pitched much more effectively Sunday than he did in Texas during the 2023 postseason.